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Hours: 4 to 16 hours a week

Term: block of 8 weeks contract (during school term-time) with the option of additional hours during the school holidays

Location: remote working and/or onsite (Peckham Library, Southwark and Lewisham)

Salary: up to £15 per hour depending on experience


About Ignite Hubs

We are an education charity pioneering innovative and exciting ways for children and young people to learn.

Our vision is to nurture and enrich young minds to explore, grow and learn. We seek to equip each child or young person with the mindset and skills to be successful in school and life.


We are looking for two to three self-motivated, organised and reliable individuals to join Ignite Hubs as Learning & Education Assistants. As the Learning & Education Assistant, you will support the Central Team consisting of Operations & Programme Managers, Instructors and the Director to support the delivery of our classes and our Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) Programme and help improve the learning experience and outcomes of our students.


You will report to the Operations & Programme Manager and work closely with her to liaise with parents, students, instructors, mentors and volunteers to organise and manage the delivery of our programmes and classes. You will also have the opportunity to work with our talented Education team to devise exciting and innovative ways to help children and young people learn, progress and develop. In the pipeline, we are creating an Online Learning Platform, educational products and educational-led school holiday camps.


For more details of the role and to apply please visit: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3311933189/

www.ignitehubs.org.uk

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